1. A wake,my soul,stretch ev'ry nerve, And press with vig- or

race demands thy zeal, And an im-mor-tal crown, And an im-mor-tal crown. A-MEN.

Who, O God, my guide shall be? Who shall lead thy child to

thee? A-MEN.

3 Thus in deed, and thought, and word,
Led by Jesus Christ the Lord,

In my weakness, thus shall I
Learn to live and learn to die:

4 Learn to live in peace and love,
Like the perfect ones above;
Learn to die without a fear,
Feeling thee, my Father, near.

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I Fount of everlasting love,

Rich thy streams of mercy are,
Flowing purely from above;

Beauty marks their course afar!

2 Lo, thy Church, athirst and faint,
Drinks the full, refreshing tide!
Thou hast heard her sad complaint:
Floods of grace are sweeping wide!

3 God of mercy, to thy throne

Now our fervent thanks we bring;
Thine the glory, thine alone!
Joyous praise to thee we sing.

4 While we lift our grateful song,
Let thy Spirit still descend,
Roll the tide of grace along,
Widening, deepening, to the end!

Rev. Wm. Henry Furness, D.D.

1

By toil

and tears and faith al- lied, And suffering and song. A-MEN.

2 The vast democracy of earth,
The fellowship of man
Who asketh any nobler birth

Than son to human clan ?

3 The common lot of human kind,
Its gladness and its woe,

From Social Hymns of Brotherhood and Aspiration.
Copyright, 1914, by A. S. Barnes Co. Used by permission.

This mortal bond our lives must bind
That we immortal grow.

Florence Kiper

1. At length there dawns the glorious day By proph-ets long fore told; .

The day of growing brother - hood Breaks on our

before The radiant Eastern skies. A-MEN.